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EPISODE 50: The overstuffed closets, cluttered counters and piles of unopened mail may be more than just household annoyances. It may be hurting your mental or physical health—maybe even more than you know. Professional organizer Linda Samuels joins...
EPISODE 50: The overstuffed closets, cluttered counters and piles of unopened mail may be more than just household annoyances. It may be hurting your mental or physical health—maybe even more than you know. Professional organizer Linda Samuels joins The Housing Muse Podcast to offer up some helpful clutter cures to take back control over your home—and possibly your sanity!
Learn more about Linda Samuels: https://www.housingmuse.com/guests/linda-samuels-1/
How Clutter Creates Stress and Anxiety: Strategies for Decluttering (HouseLogic.com, by Melissa Dittmann Tracey)
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Professional Organizer / Coach / Speaker / Author / Blogger
Linda Samuels, CPO-CD®, CVOP™, is the founder of Oh, So Organized! (1993), a global professional organizing company that helps overwhelmed individuals who are challenged by disorganization get unstuck and organized with compassionate, nonjudgmental, personalized one-on-one sessions, workshops, and publications. She is the author of The Other Side of Organized, the Professional Organizer Mentor for Revel Coach, and a blogger on organizing and life balance. Linda is an active industry member of the National Association of Productivity and Organizing Professionals (NAPO) and the Institute for Challenging Disorganization (ICD), of which she is a past president. Media features include The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, and HuffPost. Linda lives with her husband in the Hudson Valley between two rivers thirty miles north of New York City in a small, colorful home with a purple front door. They are empty-nesters as their kiddos are grown and living their adult lives.
